CHE

SUBJECT

Fields	Type	Description	Purpose
ID (subject identifier)	M	che	GRAMMAR
subject name	M	CHE	GRAMMAR
subject type	M	CHE (root topic)	GRAMMAR
Also known as	O	CHE is the abriviation for Cargo Handling Equipment or Container Handling Equipment.	TIC Description
Definition	M	CHEs is any machine designed to move (transport or lift) any cargo (including containers) from one location to another.
Further Detail	O	There are different types of CHE’s. STS: Ship-to-Shore Crane Also known as : Gantry Crane, Container Crane, Portainer, Quay Crane, Wharf Crane MC: Mobile Crane Mobile crane RTG: Rubber-tired Gantry Crane Rubber tyred gantry crane RMG: Rail-mounted Gantry Crane Fixed to track rails, usually powered by electricity from the grid Also known as : RMG, RMG Crane, Rail Mounted Stacking Crane, Rail Stacking Crane ASC: Automatic Stacking Crane SC: Straddle Carrier Also known as : Straddle Truck, Straddle Buggy RS: Reach Stacker Reach stacker TH: Top Handler Also known as: Front Handler, Laden Handler, Loaded container handler, Top Loader, Top Pick ECH: Empty Container Handler TT: Terminal Tractor A semi-tractor intended to move semi trailers within a cargo yard, warehouse facility or intermodal facility. Sometimes referenced by make and model (e.g. Ottawa, MAFI..) Also known as : Dog, Goat, Hustler/Hostler, Horse, Mule, Shunt Truck, Utility Tractor, Rig (UTR), Yard Truck	TIC Description
Required Information	M	CONCEPT (id); VALUE	TIC Description
SUBJECT		Terminal; TOS
CONCEPT		id; name; number; type; family; brand; model; location; on; off; standby; notstandby; working; idle; onlydriving; notonlydriving; working&notdriving; stability; slowdown; energy
Related standards	O		TIC Description
Related TIC 4.0 definition	O	Subject Name: Does not need to be unique but we suggest to use a combination of (UN location code) + (terminal code) + subject type + (number). Example: MT_MFT_RTG_003 Subject Type: compatible list STS MC RTG RMG ASC SC RS TH ECH TT To be extended
Example	M	che.on.status: true che.type: SC
Example in the context of the grammar	M	Example describing the header in the TIC grammar A STS which is on. { "msg": { "id": "puio3j124n5p234ouih5p2i34njtl234jktn", "sender": "MT_MFT_STS_001", "timestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z", "topic": "che", "destinantion": "", "creationtimestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z", "starttimestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z", "endtimestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z" }, "che": [ { "id": "SCRR-2021-234", "name": "MT_MFT_STS_001", "number": 1, "type": "STS", "family": "STS-01-10", "brand": "SCRR", "model": "2021", "location": { "coordinate": [ { "pom": "ioutput", "pomt": "actual", "timestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z", "qualifier": "WGS84", "value": [ 4012.22, -7500.25 ] } ] }, "on": { "status": [ { "pom": "output", "pomt": "actual", "timestamp": "2021-04-21T16:19:29.564Z", "value": true, "off_to_on_time": "5" } ] } } ] }
Link to one or more operational processes	M
Search tags	M	#che; #STS; #MC; #RTG; #RMG; #ASC; #SC; #RS; #TH; #ECH; #TT
Version / Date	M	2021.1 - 30/04/2021
Internal TIC Version	M	20210422

Created by	Edited by	Review / Approve	Published
Jeppe Strandby 2021-04-15
	@Francisco Blanquer Jaraiz 2021-04-22